-Okay, sure, issue #0 came out two weeks ago, but Civil War II #1 is the real kick-off this epic Marvel event.

-Having set-up the conflict and the fight over Ulysses, the young Inhuman who can predict the future, Captain Marvel and Iron Man will begin throwing down!

-One of the Marvel Universe‘s primary architects, Brian Michael Bendis (Invincible Iron Man, All New X-Men, House of M) is guiding this event.

-Bendis will also be joined by his Invincible Iron Man artist, David Marquez.

Spider-Woman v.1 tpb “Baby Talk”

-We know you’ve heard about it online. We know you’ve heard about it on the Longest Shortest Time podcast. We know you’ve heard about it from us. Spider-Woman v.1 is the pregnancy arc, and it’s wonderful!

-Written by Pulp’s own, Dennis Hopeless, following up his previous, acclaimed run on Spider-Woman.

-Having recently welcomed twins into the world with his wife, Dennis pours his heart-and-soul into this personal arc, as Jessica Drew has to fight her way out of a hostage situation as she goes into labor.

-I have read Dennis’ work since he started getting it published. I can honestly say that Spider-Woman #5, that is collected in this trade, is the work of his career, combining humor, action, and personal influences flawlessly.

Power Rangers Pink #1

-Boom Studios! recently launched and found quick success with the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series, so, of course, they’re going to follow it up with a spin-off series.

-The first in a series of solo Power Rangers comics, Pink focuses on Kimberly the original Pink Ranger.

-Kimberly will take part in various adventures across the series, with each issue featuring a new conflict.

-To write the series, Boom! has brought together two popular writers, Brenden Fletcher (Gotham Academy, Black Canary, Batgirl) and Kelly Thompson (Jem and the Hologram, A-Force), to tag team the series.

DC Rebirth Week One

-After the mind-blowing reveal of DC Universe Rebirth #1, the relaunch begins this week with four Rebirth one-shots that lead into their respective ongoing series.

-The Superman you love is back! Having survived the destruction of the pre-New 52 timeline, the Superman starring in this series is the original from 1938! However, he is married to Lois Lane and has a child, so not everything stays the same.

-A crunchy, snarky, dungeon crawly comic series, Munchkin takes all the fantasy parody from the card game and weaves them into short stories by a slew of up-and-coming writers and artists.

-Also, for those avid Munchkin collectors out there, every new issue will come with an original Munchkin promo card that can be incorporated into the base card game.

The Dying and the Dead #1

-Jonathan Hickman, writer of East of West and Manhattan Projects, launches another new ongoing series from Image Comics.

-Pulpy storytelling akin to Five Ghosts blended with the surreal science of Manhattan Projects, The Dying and the Dead is Hickman’s ode to serial adventures of old!

-When a dead friend of The Colonel (this world’s version of Indiana Jones) is killed at their wedding, he’s propelled into the hunt for an ancient artifact that could spell doom for the entire world.

-One of the first Must Read series of 2015!

Effigy #1

-Celebrity scandals and murder mysteries slam together in this new Vertigo series!

-Tim Seeley, creator of Hack/Slash and writer of Batman Eternal and Grayson, launches this new ongoing series.

-After an embarrassing sex tape scandal, former child star, Chondra Jackson, returns to her hometown only to get wrapped up in a murder mystery that resembles an episode of the show she used to star on.

-When you’ve got a cult of wackos wanting to sacrifice you for your magical celebrity blood, you realize it’s tough being famous.

Uncanny Avengers #1

-Seems like only yesterday that Rick Remender launched the Marvel NOW! flagship title, Uncanny Avengers. Well, everything old is new again.

-Spinning out of the events of Avengers vs. X-Men Axis, this relaunched Uncanny Avengers series is a fresh jumping-on point for new readers.

-What an unusual team! Sabertooth takes over the role of Wolverine, while Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Sam Wilson’s Captain America, and the Vision. Oh, and the fan favorite Brother Voodoo also makes his triumphant return!

-Joining Remender in relaunching this flagship title is Daniel Acuña and his fluid, painterly artwork.

-Out the same week as the final issue of the Death of Wolverine miniseries, Logan Legacy #1 deals with the fallout from Logan’s passing.

-A seven issue miniseries, the Logan Legacy will be comprised of one shot stories featuring characters who had a personal connection with Wolverine. Each issue will be written and illustrated by a different author and artist.

-The murderer’s row of creative talent behind this miniseries is staggering, including the writer of Death of Wolverine himself, Charles Soule, as well as Tim Seeley (Grayson), James Tynion IV (The Woods), Marguerite Bennett (Earth 2: World’s End), and more.

-By the end of this miniseries, those who Logan leaves behind will make a decision about who fills his mask.

Doctor Who 12th Doctor #1

-Conjecture! What if a Doctor Who comic was released this Wednesday? And what if it starred the 12th Doctor?

-British author, Robbie Morrison, previously of 2000 AD, Judge Dredd, and The Authority, lends his talents to the current Doctor’s ongoing series.

-Each issue will be a stand-alone story, much like an episode of the television series.

-Follow the Doctor and Clara as they survive a planet full of bugs, solve the mystery of a dysfunctional satellite orbiting a dying sun, and travel to ancient India.

Sleepy Hollow #1 (of 4)

-To coincide with the start of the second season, Boom! Studios launches a four issue Sleepy Hollow miniseries!

-This miniseries will see Ichabod and Abbie have to solve a mystery involving falsely beneficial miracles, a dangerous puzzle box, and a menacing grandfather clock, all linked to the ongoing mysteries of the town.

-Boom! has sparred no expense hiring young, talented writers and artists to handle this tie-in, including Scott Snyder’s understudy, Marguerite Bennett and the popular Noelle Stevenson (Lumberjanes).

-Boom! has recently managed to overcome the stigma of the property book in series like Adventure Time, Bee and Puppycat, and Robocop.

Deadpool’s Art of War #1 (of 4)

-Sun Tzu’s Art of War is one of the most acclaimed, widely read tactical guides ever written. But it will be forgotten to time once next Wednesday arrives.

-Another in the ever popular, progressively ridiculous line of Deadpool miniseries, Art of War sees the Merc With a Mouth declare war on the whole world.

-Crossing paths with Loki, the Hulk, Thor, and others, Wade Wilson will put his tactical skills (which mostly involve sneaking up on people and screaming “Boo!” as he stabs them) to the test.

-Veteran Marvel writer, Peter David (X-Factor, Spider-Man 2099, Incredible Hulk) takes a stab at one of the most popular Marvel characters of all time.

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